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MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2010
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Hi. I just need help in visualizing Null space. Like by definition its the space containing all the solutions of Ax = 0 but that does not help much. I mean is it a column vector, a row vector or a matrix itself? Just started studying Linear Algebra so ignore the naivety of the question.
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I would say that the nullspace is the set of (column) vectors (and their linear combinations) which yield the zero vector if you multiply the with your matrix A.
Hi, let's start with the definition of the nullspace of the matrix- it is the set of all solutions which gives Ax=0. For example let A be the matrix |dw:1447265223294:dw| such that |dw:1447265332284:dw|
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